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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-03

DUY A CARPET SWEEPER" an Enterprise
ID Meat Chopper, set OF Fire Irons, nice
Carver and Fork or Ivory handled Table Knives
aud Silver plated Forks. Any of the above arti-
les makes useful gift. and arc sure TO p,esso
the recipient Prices low at
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
dec22 Alexandria Va
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DREECH AND MUZZLE.LOADING SHOT
- GUNS. the largest and best assortment we
have ever hsd and at lower prices; also Paper
Shells of all grades Wads, Caps. Belts and Canvas
Coats. 1t will pay purchasers to call and see us.
JAS. f. CARLIN g. SONS.
ootoS Aleysndria Va
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A XEs! AXES! AXES Light Horse Harry,
n and Red Warrior Chopping Axes. Over
100 dozen of these celebrated goods in store. All
the regular weights and shapes Wholesale and
retail. JAS. f. CARLIN & SONS,
send Alexandria, Va.
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DREECH LOADING GUNS, fine quality. Shell
ID eiectng Double action and other Pistols
Loading Implements, Shells, Caps Primers, Wads
and other goods in same line, will be sold at low
and examine.
nov14 J. T. CREIGHTON * son.
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SALT

CALT! SALT!
New discharging from schr. Jas. Ponder $500
SACKS DEAHINS 81 BUCKEYES FINE and
LIVERPOOL. c.. A. SALT. For sale at lowest
market rates.
oct7 J.R. ZIMMERMAN.
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'NHE LARGEST ald finest assortment ever otf-
L cred in this city of Havcland q Co S and
other makes of French China After Dinner Cof-
fees. Fruit Plates. Ice Cream and Salad Sets.
Buckwheat Cake Plates new Biscuit Jars, Tea
and Dinner Sets, besides many smaller articles too
humorous TO mention. 30, sale by
dec13 F. j. MILLER. son & co.
QUE STOCK or CUT-GLASS G0RLETS,
" Wines and Tumbler5 is very complete just
now besides full assortment Of ed Glass
Ware We have some very handsome Lemouade,
Punch and Water Set-, anu we inv t. ycu to cal
and examine them suG the prices.
decl3 +. !. MILLER. son Is co.
E'ANCY LANPS-lhe handSome.t stock of
Stand and Library Lamps ever offered in this
city aad at very low figures. We aIe the sole
agents in Aleya dri. for the G,ch stcr' Lamp,
% candle power, Call and eX amino these goods
before making your Christmas purchases.
decl3 E. J. MILLER, SON & co.
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NUNS. PISTOLS, PERCUSSION CAPS, WADs,
VI Sc at n further reduction in prices 10 close
out. We have on hand the" Merino Felt Wads Bal
timore make, at manufacturers prices Call st 80
King corner OF Royal street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr w w Hungerf1r'l arr ged At Pafca-
goula Jan from Key West and reports Jan I.
in a heavy INV gale, blew away stay sail and
broke centrebOard
London. Jan l5-Fourteen hundred bales Of
cotton altogether, eX steamer Dottcrel, at
Genoa from Savannah, were damaged by
Are.
Norfolk, Va, Jan l5-Incomiu2 vessels re-
port that the whistling buoy on cape Charles
Is ont Of order. and the gas buoy pear the
same locality IL not lighted.
Fortress Monroc, Jan l3-rhe Coast Survey
steamer Blake hns arrived from New York
aud reports passing much wreckAge. she
Goals rs NcwpVrJ News and goes South for the
winter.
Harburg. Dec 2s-Stcamcr Hcspir ,Brl,
which arr we'd this morning from Port ROYAL,
reports Dec 49, n amt is. encountered heavy
gales from WNW TO EN with n high run
ming -oa. which caused various damages on
decK. smashed port zig, &c.
London, IN 10 Bark Nordcns DrOnning
fNorl. from Pensacola Nov 10, which arrived
az Liverpool tod y, rs 'ull Of water having
been bcached after q collision with he steam
er Fire Queen The steamers bows we're
stove. The N0rdens Drowning a'sO foulcd the
schr Harbnger, damaging the latter's bull
wRr,s. &c
Bark Nordens Drowning SOr). Hcnriksen,
~ Liverpool from Pensacola, before reported
IA having been IN coll sion with the steamer
Fire Queen and being fun OF water. has been
dOChed.
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MEMORANDA

New York, Jan 15-Cleared. schrs Flora
Rogers. Jameson, FernandIDa; Sarah Potter
Sumner. do; Eleanor, Mott, GeorP and
Bucksville.
Liverpool. Jan 13-Sailed, bark Pandora
Nor, Gjeruldseu. Savannah
st Vincent, Dec 20 allied, ship Gladstone
lBr), suffer. Pensacola; 3lst, Wilhelm Ger,
for Port Royal.
Baltimore, Jan I5-Cleared. schr Yaruna
BirdsalI, Savannah.
Brunswick Jan ll-Sailed, steamship Lord
Derby tBr), Nlven, Liverpooi
Darien. Jan l5-C cared, bark Finland
RUS, Johansson, Queenstown or Fa 'mOul h.
Fernandina, Jan l5-Cleared. schre Eleanor.
Poole, New York: Nellie y Morse. Bsker,
A-plnwail; Tom Williams, Mills. Baltimore
Galveston, Jan l5-Arrived, steamship
PlymOih man tBr), Pinkham. savannah.
Key West, Jan I5-Sailed, schrs stella NJ
Kenyon. Pensacola; Charlotte. Pascagoula.
Pensacola, Jan l5-Arriyed, bark John
Black tBrl. Stevens, Bucncs Ayres: schfs
Frank NJ Donnell, Cannon, Galveston; Harry
Judson, do.
Cleared, barks Undine AUS, Coboevich,
Genoa; Britannia (Swl, Amsterdam.
Philadelphia, Jan l5-hrrlved. schrs Nellie
A Drury. Wilson. Fernandins; LIZZIE 5
Haynes, SAWYER. do.
Cleared, scbr s. Johns, Gilmore, Fernan-
dina.
New York, Ian 17-ArTived. steamer State
OF Pennsylvania, Glasgow.
Arrived out, steamers Westphalia, from
New York tor Hamburg; NOrmandie, from
New YORK for Havre.
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s57S@S5ISc. closed at S5ssc. Corn, January
delivery S6G35}sc, closed at S51Rc; February
81! 4GSec. osed at SIC; MAY 4lA@4lAc,
closed at 4l&sc. oats, January delivery 2614c;
February 26lzc; NAV 30+s@SoSsc, closed ut
$3.50. Mess pork. January delivery sl2 l9la i1
II IS. closed AZ Sll S7l5; February sig l2l5,@
closed at Sl2 90. Lard. January delivery
Sc S2l90G6 49, closed at s645; February SO 521s
OF 421s, closed at SO 40; MAY Sc 1906 62M,
closed at So rs. Short ribs. January and Feb
ruary delivery 6 1896 05c. closed al Csc
May 81 'Sd6 25c, closed at Csc.
BALTIMoRE. Jan. 7.-Flour quiet ana easy /;
Howard street ana western suDerfne 50 5OG
s CO. extra So 1903 90. family 81 I6.04 20. city
mills suDerhue So SOFAS 90. extra So SOS 90;
kio bradds 81 S70D5 90. Wheat-Southcrn
steady and quiet; Western higher and duil;
Southern red 9SG95c. amber 95R97c; No. 2
Western winter red. on spot, e3c bid. Corn
Southern easy and dull; Western higher and
duh; Southern, white 45@i61sc, yellow asa
46l@c.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 17.-Flour unchanged
Wheat barely steady; No. . red cash 81. "a
s31@c, January delivery s2ISc, May S7A@ $50
Corn fairly active and easier; No. mixed.
cash S43sGS5' lc, February delivery "a s'd3Iasc,
May 81 1sQp3S sc. Oats dun and easier; No. .
mixed, cash 2Sl 4m2Sssc, February delivery
2sI<c bid. Nav 8OlSM9d'Sc. WHISKY firm al
81 10. Provisions dull but strong: Mess pork
higher at Sla 37t4Gpl2 80 Lard firm AT poe
Bulk meats strong; boxed lots long clear Is o.
b csc, shori ribs 6 lie, clear soc bacon hrm I;
long clear Use, short ribs size, short cal
7 lR01 %. Hams unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Jan. I1.--FlOur in fair demand &:
family 81 35nl3 90: fancy S. sa'14 90. Whea.
steady but firm; No. , red, S4l sN4a.c. Corn
active an lower: No. mixed. - &c. Oats ~
good -m8nd and ea-i r; No. ? MIXED. 5000
Sic. Pork firm az $l2 so. Lard weaker, & 90.
Bulk meats IN far demand; short ribs g. H..
Bacon stronger; short ribs 00c, aEort cleAr
: 25c. Whisky steady at 81 Is. Hogs firm ;
common and light So 75e4 So, packing and
butchers 81 45G4 10.
LoUIsvILLE. Jan. l7.-Wheat firm: No. .
red S2c. Corn drm No ., mixed SS'6c; white
40iSc. Oats irm; No. ,. Bic. Provisions drm
Bacon. clear RIB SIDES 900 00c, clear sides
Z 25tG7 SIZE, shoulders soc. Bulk meats,
clear rib sides Is 25c. clear sides 6 3OC. suoUl q
der- &c. Mess pork Ell % Hams, sugar cured
$40 70. Lard. choice lear 15c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l1.-Sugar strong Mo
lasses firm; opeu Kettle, choice 46r.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Jan. l7,-Turpentjne. 9es Cd.
NEW YORK, Jan. II, nSon.-Spirtts mruen-
tine quiet at 3915c. Rosin quiet al 81 0G(a
l 10.
$500 p. m.-spirits turpentine duh At 1910.
Rosin dull.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l7.-spirits turpentine
firm az S61ac. Rosin steady; good strained
soc.
WILMINGTON, Jan. l7.-Sprits turpentlne
quiet at 3634c. Rosin firm; strained 7jc, good
strained SOC. Tar firm at 81 %. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip anu viz.
gin 81 30.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Rice market firm.
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MARKErs by rELEGKAPa.
FINANCIAL.

LoNDoN. Jan. II. noon.-Consols, 100 1854
for money. l0Jta for account.
new YOEK. Jan. Il, noOn.-Stocks dun and
heavy. Money easy ~ 20 per cent. EN-
chnnge-lonP. 81 s21S0Di rZsz: Short "a $50
4sni3. state bonds dul but s.eady Govern
ment bond duli but .teadc.
$500 D. m.-EXcnauge active and firm At
81 Sl8t(o34 20. Money easy At i(G6 per cent.
sub.Treasurv alances-tIold. $3.50, t0i 600:
curreucy. SIS 22i. OCO. Government bonds du !
but sirndy; four per cents. l213s. three per
cents 100. state honda dun but stcady.
me stock marRet To-day, while only mode
rateIy active, except for Two stock. showed
an uuu,ua amount OF irregulaHty and
T,,vpr!shuess. due To the conflicting effects Of
different causes. The market showed hrm-
ness early in the day, winch ~ ddc to pur-
Oh res for foreign account and strength Of
Londun. Room traders freely covered their
short, pat On the other hand the iqnid tom
of several long accounts prevented any
material advance. Richmond aud West Point
stockv and East TeDne see were he special
features of the day, aud we're weak when the
remainder " the list were irm. This was At
frst attributed TO manipulation. but later,
mon announcement that the Eichmgnd AID
West Point directors had authorized the issue
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CONsIGNEEs.

FER steamer Katie, from Augusta aud wav
!andnt s-Garnett. n Co, II Nyera Bros
Herron &, Miner, Jno flannerv Co
Order, BALDWIN Co. Peacock. n Go, Z 1
Montague Co. " W Gordon Z Co. q cohen
60. NJ u MClDtyre, II NJ Conner Go,
ID pancv, g Walter \ Co Warren n A. L
tInou, Meinhard Bros Co,Grady. Del Co
Ruwe, Pearson :. } = Williams, Ellis
co, Decker " F, Dasher X Co..
FER steamer ~ Nicholas, from Fernandina
ana landings-Epstein& W. Nj lien ters"r,
Z Cunnlngham, McDonough u. Chestnut
90. II MYERS n Bros JnO tlannery Co. G
Byrnes. W W Gordon Co, BALDWIN 4 Co.
warren n y, BeDdhelm Bros & Co. "ourke
- Duncy. San1ers " TO, w u Slmkins, II
Ward, MRS Is Giradeau, IL solomon n Son,
smith Bros Co, A LetIler.
Per Charleston and savannah Rv. Jan IL -
Rieser n :, City sub Ry, Lee ROy Myers
II SO ONION n Son. Smith Bros Co NJ LasKi
Lilienthal Son. II A Clmo, Mlss II Maxwell
. MatheWsOn Co, L Ba7ch, IA Rothschild
Lieut. o NJ Clark, J 7 Williams, b CA-sels
Bacon. j Co, q Walter Go. l. Montague
90. Garnett, Co, Jno Flannerv 90
Per SaYannah. Florida anu western r..
Jan lI-1ransier Once, Jno tlannery h Co.
Ms. Il VI Ciapp,W w Gordon Goa Hull
Smith Bros o. II Murphy, II Myers 4 Bros,
Weed q Z, L johnson, II So ONION son
Epstein W, Nj ferst X Co, A Enrich h Bro
Da e, ID Go, Baldwin co, RacOn. } N Co.
NcbonOugh X Go. X Cla he 4 TO. s lara
Carter, II J0h1son, Graham Il II, W ! Mil or,
Miller h 90, A II thamUiOn, r tarlc..
e Hecker Il co, W u simkns. r p Bond, "
Grant. Guckcnhelmer x son, Woods h Co
y Y Dancy, Henderson. Garnet, 5 4 Co,
Heron q, Perkins Son, & alter n Co.
Butler 5, NJ Maclean, Nj & L MCINTYRE
Frank Go. j 20 Williams Peacock. II Il Co.
Ellis, Il CO, Q L Jones.
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Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings 275 baies cotton. 273 bbs naval
stores. 10 casee eggs, Z coOps fONls. morse, .
bates hides. lot h h goods. ( bhls and sacks
p1ta' oes. q sacks peas. 10 pkVs mdse.
Per steamer ~ Nicholas. from FernandinA
and land ugs % bales cotton. 300 sacs, cotton
seed bales higes. Dbls syrup, tuh butter,
100 boxes oranges, IL boxes tin roofing
Per Charleston and savannah RY, Jan IL
II mrs cotton. ~ DDls rosin, u cas- wood rs
caddies tobacco. 3 cases clothing, bags p0ta-
toes, box powder, bale hides, and mdso.
FER savannah. Florida and Westera Hy.
Jan l7-5Sg bates cotton. 40 ears lumber. car
cotton seed, 8 cars wood. cars crOssties, 2, lfe
bbs rosn. cars coal. cars bricks. 70 bbls
syrup. "a bbls spirits turpentne, bbl4 aud
,23l boxes oranges, l25 bbls rice. l,222 sacks
cotton 'eed 10 Obls -four, IL sacks potatoes, 4
ia es hides. and mdsc.
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NOTICE MARINERS.

LONG ISLAND soUED-sPAR BUOY PLACED.
The recently discovered shoal water to the
northward and eastward OF Stratford II al
hght has been marked Dy a spar buoy, ia Mt
ed black and numbered +, placed on tn fol-
loving magnetic bearings. VIZ: Stra ford
Point light, ME: Penfcid Reef light, NW7s
W: Stratford snoal light az.
BY order Of the Lghtn)us Board.
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Steamship Strathmore tBr), Bremen.
Steamship CiCY of Augusta. New Y ork.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
Bark Belvidere tBrl. Havre.
Suhr ID X Baker, Georgetown. S G.
Steam yacht Meteor, Jacksonville.
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Steamship city of Augusta, Catharine, New
York-G Nj SOrre!.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Snow, Baltimore
j b West n Co.
Schr D X Baker, Brewster. Geore etowr, S
c, in balast. to loau for New York-JOs A
Roberts & Co.
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OF $4,000 goo new common stock and IS, 5000
collatera trust bonds, the decline WAS acceie-
rated ami room traders turned bears, carry
ing u0w q the remainder OF the llSi In sympa-
tnN. Rates for sterling exchange were also
/ advanced upon increased demand and the
scarcity OF commercial bills. There were
many rumors anOdt upon the street which
were used 20 depress prizes. all of which
/ lacked confirmation, The most important OF
/ these was one 10 the effect that the arrange
ment between the Richmond and West Point
and East Tennessee mad been stonped by an
Injunction. There was a somewhat better
feeling late IN the afternoon, but the rally
WAS for Fractions only. Reading and New
Jersey Central were both active aud firm in
the face OF generally weak market upon
good buying from inside sources. The re-
maiudeT We're quiet and without special tea-
turo The market opened firm TO rOng This
morning. advances ranging up u - per cent,
There was an active trading especially IN
Reading and Richmond Terminal Early
trading was done at declining figures. but the
weakness disappeared after the first half
hour, Early losses were bsrey recovered.
however. when prices again sagged of ana
the market became quiet. There was an
other short period OF hrmuess ia the after
noon, when the decline was renewed and the
lowest pr ces OF the day were touched gene
rally about , y. m. There was some lmpr We
ment in the last hour, and The market, with
the exception oil Richmond Terminal, closet
about steady at a mule better than the Lowest
prices eaCnc g.. The totai sales were 353.eOO
shares. There are few Ad ances this even
ing, but none for more than fractions, while
Vest Point is down so, preferred 33s, East
Tennessee second 8. first 9, Nickel Plate ?,
preferred ~. Delaware and HUDSON IA, ana
Mestcra Union and Consolidated Gas per
cent. each. he market closed AT the follow
ing quotations:
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PorLrRY-Market steady; demand good
FIR gr .wn half TO THE quarters grown in
Urht request. tGGs--Market steady with
q od dcnlRnd and in fair supply. PEANu g.
Ample stock dem and light. SUGAR--GeOrgia
and etrida nominal; none va market.
rArors-In far supply: demand aerlye.
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DEPARTED WATERWAY.


Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Blum and
waylandings I Gibson, Manager.
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TUESDAY. Jan IS. 1887


Steamship City of Macon, Kelley, Boston
q NJ SoTrel.
steamer Katie, Bevili, Augusta and way
landings-JOhn LawtOn. Manager.
Steamer st Nicholas, Uslna, Darlen, Doboy.
Brunswick and Eernandina-C Williams.
Agent.
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LSankere.
THE 0GLETH0RPE
SAVINGS & Trust Co.,
NO. 12O BRYAN STREET,
CThe National Bank Of Savannah Building.
SAVANNAH, GA.

ia DALE,...... ................ PRESIDENT
EDw'D LOWELL, VICE President
JNO. NJ. BRYAN, .................... CASHIER
DIRECTORS. j. Dale, Edw'd Lowell
WIN. Garrard, Herman Myers, Jno. Lyons,
W. e. Guerard. A. Hanley. 5. Meinbard, j.
p. Williams, Geo. }. Baldwin. Lewis Kayton
THIS CORPORATION is now open for
j business.
Deposts solicited on which interest will be
allowed.
Rules ard regulations can be had on APP
plicatton to asher.
Wm negotiate he purchase and SAFE 81
Bonds, Stocks. Mortg8ge. and 20 other securt-
ties. WIN loan money Hud negotiate loans
for others on approved sectrty.
Can aud get terms and eaft fy yourselves
thai 70 VIII DO most advantageous 70 deal
with us.
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NAV AL u hEo.-- no III ~ NV III 81 ! It's 'ut
pentine was quiet bat vtrv firm. The sales
tor the day were only 65 casks at 3Sc for
regulars. At the Board of Trade on the
first call tire mar ct was reported steady
at 3Sc for regulars. at the closing call IL
was firm at $50 Tor regulars. Rosin-Tte
market was quiet and cas- err at p slight de
cline. The sales for the day were about 1,400
barrels. AT the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported
dull at the following quotations: A. d. c
and u 9Oc + 81 90, f 81 O5. 6 81 TO- Ii 81 Is. /
s. 80 K 81 20. NJ 81 10. y 81 Go. window glass
81 80. water " bite 50 On. Al the closing car
It was dull for X ana above. and firm for l
and be 'ow, with sale Of 81 blrres at the
fouowi prices: \. b, c and D soc. 9715c.
F$l G21@. C Str7b, II 81 ~. [ 81 25al Az
others unchanged.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YE
TERnAN
CLEARED YESrERnAY.

Bark Domenico ItalJ, De Angels, to Loaf
for Europe-A Z Salas h Co.
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SI,ippinn cJuiPliinprrr.

MlNtArURG ALHANAU-Edl DAY.
SUERIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O:5I
sun sErs....... ......... ...... goo. ..5 O8
HIGHWATER at Savannah 1922 " 9:85 p NJ
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OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

Sea {Sand.-Vbe market was quiet and
unchanged. There was a good inquiry for
bright cOttons, VII Oh are scarce. The STOCK
offering i, mostly stained and OFF in preparq-
ton. There were some few scatter ng sa es
On the basis OF quotations. as Iol oWs:
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship WIN Lawrence. for Balti-
morc-John Williams, r + Cook, Rirgo, J.
sullivan
Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
York Morsav. Z \ Sewar Il NJ Kelly.
W 'hurchill, Mrs Dyer. \ strauss, j
NJ strand. - Van XHudt. and Storage.
Per steamship CITY OF Macon, from Boston
y & star eft ana son, j = CufrIer. Miss Ha
zelton, : \ Russell. n G Neat. G l. Frankln.
John Benedict, ! NJ Cheney. Mrs G Page,
Williams and wife, 4 II Robinson. II Sul ivan,
Mlss sullivan. Nj ] Connolly l. A TABOR, Miss
stack, u Marshall. Il j Iovett N Williams,
Mary PaNton, ANNE GRADY. Eutlce O'pon-
nell, Lucy Gardner, Lucy Flynn. u Palmer
Mary po'lc, Carrie HouGhtuu. Rose II ugh
ton, Ethel Mclean, y Barnett, ana ~ steer
age.
Per steamer ST Nicholas from Fernan lima
aud landln%s-lG Lang, Thos BARLEY, VIM
ponel y. Master Holt Bennett. Capt Nj L
King, Thomas, and % deck.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
laudings-J { Richardson, { Ovcr-trect. W Il
Turner, ; Jcu ins Rev j = B42emore, 5 {
Frowcl and wife. Or T. Il Wyman. G Cour-
sey and son. 7 Harley. \ VI Bosttck, 4 7
smith. d Met2ger, q Tujen and wife, Y
y johnson, j Crapse. w T Blount. } A
Tlson sr and wife. J A Ttson jr, ) S Tlson. 4
VI Mallory, J : Oswald ir. j Thomas, W Il
MINIS, l. tden6ed, W Daniels and sons
Miss y Ovcr>trcet. Miss NJ TurgersOn, MI 4
and Conner, u A Iutchie, Miss Nav Gross,
Mrs d Snoohs Mrs T Mead. and ~ deck.
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steady and UNCHANGED prices. The sales for
the day were 769 barrels at about
nuotations as follows:
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Per Central Railroad, Jan l7-2 sos bales
cotton, = bales domesncs, 3 bales plaids.
bales hides, rs bales warns, ! Ukg paper, w
pkgs tobacco, 52,4lt lbs bacon. l05 bbls rosln.
lOl hbls spirits turpentlne, Lie lbs fruit, 1919
bushels oats, 30 bNles hay, SO bhls whisky,
pkgs furniture, LIZA bushels corn, $50 bbls
flour, ~ head cattle, 30 head hogs, head
horses, % head horses, 70 cars lup hey, u pkgs
carriage material. - cars wood, $50 pkgs wood
in shape, car railroad iron, 81 pkgs mdee, 1854
bales paper stock, 90 pkgs emntles, 20 boxes
SOAP, 800 hbls cotton seed oil, 300 pkgs hard
ware, cases eggs. cars coal, $50 bbls grits.
EXPORTS.
Per Steamship Citv OF Augusta, for New
lork-il7 bales upl md cotton, 80 bbls ros,u,
So bales sea island cotton. li1 bales domestic
ana yarns, 20 hbls sp rits turpenuue, Al turtle,
~ bbls fresh FISH, 90 bbls and .0l3 boxes fruit,
800 pkgs mdse, - hblS cotton ~ecd oil.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence, for Balu-
more-332 bfles upland cot ton. 400 bills .os'n,
us bales sea island cotton, 80 lhs rice. S9i bNs
fruit, 81 oo's spirits tUrpenune, ~ bales rags,
30 nalcs paper stock, 10 bales dOmCstcs, l5l
pkgs mdsc, s. bdls hide. Is rolls leather.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-16
COUNCILMAN SMITH RETURNS.

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He Is Congratulated rel his Success
HIS Version OF the Capital Commits.
sion Affair.
Councilman Smith returned this fore
moo from Bismarck, accompanied by
Mrs. Smith, His appearance indicates
that he has undergone a hard season Of
work and he says he does not feel as
though he was ever yonng and vigorous.
The tolls of q legislative session are
rather more than human brain and Drawn
are calculated to endure and Mr.. Smith
will need a season of recreation 10 fit
him for business again.
Mr.. Smith fells well over his success
in defeating the two court measures and
in securing just recognition Of the insane
asylum in the appropriations depart.
nent and in this qualification the people
of Ysnktan fully share. HIS account of
the course of the supreme court bill ia
that it passed both houses and went to
the governor and wss quietly dropped
in the official waste basket along with
numerous other legislative corpses.
Upon his success Mr. Smiths constitu-
ents are congratulating him to-day and
| his worr out appearance indicates that
he has earned their acknowledged ents
by hard work.
Mr.. Smith says the court bill made
necessary q constant defensive fight
and kept him handicapped during most
of the session. It was the measure
around which every other measure re-
volYed and the whole of ''the gang
were in the lobby against Yankton.
IRelative to the capital commission bill
Mr.. Smith says: "The territory had in
vested $4,000 in furniture and fixtures
for the capitol building and the capita
commission had run the territory in deb
to the extent of $4,000. Thi
was an obligation of $S5 900 for which
the territory had been and wal
liable. The question before the leg.
islature was whether the territory shoult
pay the debt and take the property 9TH
capitol and the grounds) OF whether i
should pay the debt and not thke tn
property. ! was ,clearIy OF the epinio.
that 1t was better to take the propert
than to pay the debt and have nothing
80 l voted for the bill. 1t would hav
been an impossibiIity to have passed
t bill wipiDg out the commission withou
assuming possession Of the capitol proI
ertY."